Complication

We have a complication here.

As science advances as some describe it, into itself, - by creating technology which is then subsequently of a higher complexity than the ideas it is to help explain - complications often can arise, such as a need for higher education for those who utilise it. This may not be a negative complication in itself, but gives rise to another problem: that this causes education about the subject's fundamentals to be sacrificed for the training in the utilisation of ever changing technology.

There's been a complication.

There was a complication.

A new complication of coronavirus became apparent in the study.

We have a complication.

These poems might nearly all have been written by one man, were it possible for one man to vary from absolute platitude to something like genius, so homogeneous is their tone: everywhere do we meet the same simplicity of diction struggling with the same complication and subtlety of thought, the same abstract speculation strangely mingled with most individual and personal pathos.

Another common complication of hemorrhoids is inflammation of the rectum.

I prefer a watch to only have a single complication; perhaps the phase of the moon?

The neat thing about smart watches is being able to add any complication you want to the face.